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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

Nomprado Abogado Fiscal de
la Audlencia de Puerto -Rrincipe
don Federico Enjuto.
Nombrado Juez de l: Instan.
cia de Aguadilla don Diego Es-
pinosa de los Monteros.
Nombrado Promoter Fiscal del
Distrito de San Francisco de es.
ia Ciudad don Mariana Garcia
Meriel.
Concedida q los senores Igle-
sias y Co., de esta plaza, la pro.
piedad de su fabrica de fosforos
titulada E Gallo.
Concedidos los honores de Je.
fe Superior de Administration,
libres de gastos, al Ingeniero Je-
fe don Enrique Gadea, por los
extraordinarios servicios por el
prestados al frente del ramo de
Obras Pdblicas en- ests isla.
Subastas.
Convocatoria y prograna para
las oposiciones q la Notaris, va
cante, de Ia Carolina.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
CASAS EN VENTA.

Habiendo quedado sin efecto Ia ven.
ta de las casas ndmeros 8, 81 y 58 de
Ia calle de San Sebastian, en- ests Ca
pitsl, anunciada para ell 18 del Co
rriente, sc anuncia de nuevo para ell Is
del pr6ximo Noviembre, q Ia una de Ia
tarde, advirtiendose que dicha fincas
estan libres de grav&menes; que Sc ad-
mitiran proposiciones, bien por una,
bien por las tres; que ell testimonio de
Ia escritura, derechos reales, y registro
a nombre del comprador, seran de
cuenta de este; que las proposiciones
deberan hacerse, bajo pliego cerrado, al
Credito Mercantil, expresandose en- Ell
sobre que este contiene, proposition
relativs & ests venta; que los Interest,"
dos podran concurrir q Ia spertura de
los pliegos, siendo entendido que case
de empAte, Sc abrira puja oral; = que los
tipos minimos psra las posturas se han
reducido respectivamente 4 los que si-
guen: $4,000, 4,2OO y 1000.
Puerto-Rico, Octubre % de 1887.
FL Administrator,
1877 =. C0N1EL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
COMPAN1A TRASATLANTlCA
ANTES
A. LOPEZ Y Ga.
LINEA DE COLON.

LINEA DE COLON.
Esta Compafis ha establecido rns
nueva Inca mensusl de vapores, los
cuales ssldran ell dltimo dia de csds
mes de Vigo, con destino a Colon >
Costa Firme, regresando por Ponce
MayagHez y Puerto Rico a Vigo, con
escslas al Norte hasta Liverpool.
Ell primer vspor de ests nueva linea
saldrA de Vigo ell 80 de Octnbre para
Colon. De Colon para este puerto, 81
80 de Noviembre, con escslss en- Ponce
y Mayag1ez, ssliendo Ell dis Is de Di
ciembte directamente para Vigo.
Admite carga y passjeros.
Puerto Rico, Octubre 4 de 1887.
III Sobrinos de Esquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
DE LA ISLA.
MONIES g. co,

Concentrates Comisionistas. Agentes de las IL
meas de vapores Antillana, atlas, Winchester. Hon.
duTGs and Central american del San Juan y Orig
t5baL Colon. Del Lloyds de Londres. Dsutschs,
Lloyd de Berlin, y Commercial Union Fire Assuran.
cs COMPANY de Londres. Corresponsales generates
del Bourd sf Underaorites Of fNew-York. Represen.
antes del Centre BarcelonSs de Seguros Maritimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

SENORA DOAA LuISA TORRES DIX RERRER.
A II EO1BO.
Esta en- mi podef Cd atenta
| del 22 de Setiemhts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
M. Rivel.

p. s. Acaban de llegar de la Peniu-
sula nuestros queridos amigos, del
comercio de este pueblo, Don Juan
Fernandez y D. Antonio Alfonso, ambos
consequences correligionarios, per-
tsnecientes va hA mucho tiempoa al noble
institute de Voluntarios. Bien venidos
sean tan csros amigos, que han regre-
sado sanos y salvos de la madre patria,
y gocen entire sus amigos de Yauco,
maxine viendo va don Juan Fernan-
dsz Ia compahia organizada. Bien We
nidos, repito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
Sin mas por hoy, me despido
de usted hasta Diciembre.
San Thomas, 81 de Octubre de
l887.--Rosa N. Rodgers.
GANGA.

En- 80 pesos sc vende un Co
che de dos asientos, en- buen es.
tado, con sus arneses.
Puede verse, Fortaleza 18.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
AVISO.

Sc vende Ia casa n1mero IA de
la Gale de la Luna. Para la venta
esta hecho cargo don Jose B. Ii
zol. Tambien SO hace gran rebaja
al que la compre. 13O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
MAY0L HERMAN0S,
PLAYA DE PONCE, P. R,

Almaceuistas de where's por mayor. Gran
depositos de efectos de todas ciases nscionales
sxtranieros. Surtido complete de maderss, hier
galvanixado olavos, ETC.. eto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
GRAN SkSTRERlk ITALlANA.
JOSE PROVASl. rort.l... ss.

Sc construyen trajes de todas classes, la lilti-
ma moda, para taballe-os. Generos ingles as fran
ceses, espanoles y alemanes al gusto del mas ext
gente. Surtido constante. Eegancia baratura
gran ndmero de parroquianos de la socedad ele-
gante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
De vENTA.

Un piano de mediano uso. In
formaran Gale de la Luna, ndmero
13, bajos. 13O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
sues. De ORCASITAS &C

Importadores de mercancias de todas classes y
precedencias.
Ventas al por mayor, Cruz 7; al de.all, en- sus
3iendas FLOR De JULIO GALLO DE Gao, CO
lie de la Fortaleza, esquina d la dc la Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04
LIBROS.

Por ell 6ltimo vapor-corres
Sc han recibido los siguienteo
libros en- la Imprenta del
+" BOletin".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

Nombrado Juez de l: Instan.
cia de Aguadilla don Diego Es-
pinosa de los Monteros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

Nomprado Abogado Fiscal de
la Audlencia de Puerto -Rrincipe
don Federico Enjuto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

Convocatoria y programa para
las oposiciones q la Notarfs, va.
cante, de Ia Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-04

te modo q AIgun0S eGp1r4tue e1ncer0S
No exagero, no, respectable Director
tnomentos antes de ser reducidos q pri-
sion los individuos que la voz phblics
sefalabs como afliados 6 pertenecien-
tes 4 tan criminales asociaciones, com.
paftian Ia conversation en- fraternal
tni6n y consorcio con el que estas H.
meas escribe, blasonando que solo
ellos, solo Ia autonomia lsbraria la fe-
licidad de Puerto-Rico, destruiria lot
abusos (los pueblos, digo yo), remedia.
ria Ia miseria, problema tan dificil
siendo, anadian, Ia tnica doctrina que
Raranti1aria siempre Ia union, Ia paz
y tranquilidad con ID madre patria, el
bienestar del ciudadano, Ia prosperidad
kla Isls, ' no Sc que edad de orc, Gu.
20 fiI6n desapareci6, de 10 superfcie
On los campos de 1sres, para reapare-
Ger de nuevo, con dobles y perfdas in.
tenciones, en- los sucesos de Yauco J
Juana-Dtaz.
Tai es 81 sistems, amigo Director
Angir, negar, negar y negar; tai es 81
sistema, 50 metodo, que los ha condu-
cido q poner como principio, en- religion
Ia indiferencia, 8 una acomodaticia; 90
politica, el odio y 10 anarquiaj en- eco.
homia politica, la pfopiedad, que en- es'
te caso seria Ia de los peninsulares J
sxtrsnjefos, sin exception, segun alec
ciona i fesa Ia historic de las Ameri'
cas- espaAolas, al proclamsr 50 indepen'
dencla De Espana.
Esto 80 habr&n dicho asf tnismol
ebtmigos de ID pas bofinquefa, d.
EspaGa, de pueftofriqusno, del penin'
sular, los que quisfen acsbAf con loi
hiios dc ias pfovincias peninsulatsi
sspsholas, que yiensn issta provincial
mi prupia CASA.
aIilgaaua ,slstAaas.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
V. B. HARD & co.
Established 1883, and Stridino OnwaT d in the Path of
 Success.

Among the houses standing at the top in Eastern Arkansas commercial and financial circles the one mentioned in the caption of this article is thor oughly prospering, as 1t 90 emphati- cally deserves to. The members of this firm are men of character and business sense, and have made for themselves name and place that is widely known and appreciated. Col. V. B. lizard, the head of the firm has long been identified with the business and other interests Of the county, and his assistants arc thoroughly up in their respective departments. Col. lizard gives his personal attention to the cotton buying department, and those entrusting their cotton to his hands may rest assured they will re- ceive the very best prices obtainable in this market. This house keeps a most carefully selected stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furniture, Hardware, Harness, and their line of Staple and Fancy Groceries is large, fresh and inferior to no house in the city. Their motto is to sell at living prices, and in all things endeavor to please their GUS. toners. This season, as in the past, they are amply prepared for the large trade that comes to them, and solicit patronage from old friends and new We heartily recommend them to the public.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
STEWART & TAYLOR.
A New Firm, for Which We
 Bospeak Great Successes.

Biessrs. Stewart & Taylor have just moved into their new and elegantly furnished office rooms over Messrs. l.. ROllwage x Co.'S, and are now pre- pared to do general Real Estate and Brokerage business, buy and sell lands of every description, loan money, pay taxes, make abstracts of title, and. in fact, attend to all matters pertaining to lands. Mir. James M. Stewart, law yer and capitalist, is a gentleman of fine business qualifications, and is thoroughly acquainted with the terri tory and the people of this and adjoin- ing counties. Hon. George F. Taylor, an ex-member of the legislature of this State, recently retired from the firm of Hatcher, Taylor & Mann, is also pos sessed with that knowledge of busi- ness which makes him at once highly esteemed in financial and business cir cles. Thus two of the best business men, financiers and capitalists have associated themselves together and are before the public to serve it in their line of business. We can safely say that all business intrusted to their care will receive their prompt per s0nal attention, and consequently be perfectly satisfactory. Those having any transactions to make in their line are invited to give them call.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05

made they never lose them. They rank among the foremost com. mercial houses of this oity, and begin the new season with better and increased facilities in all de. partmcnts Encouraged by sue cess in the past, they are moro than ever determined to merit the esteem in which they arc held by their patrons. Mr. Louis Roll wage, the senior member of tho
 firm, gives his personal attention to the cotton department, and those conslgniog cotton to his care may res, assured they will receive the highest prices obtain- able in this market; and ss they buy for cash, and do . cash busi- ness generally, they are thus en- abled to keep prices down to the lowest figures, giving thoir cas. toners the benefits. They are prompt and reliable, and orders have the most careful personal st- tention. Full of enterprise and indomitable energy, they lose no opportunity to extend the in1u- snce of their house, rsslising that "quick sales and small prohts" 10 the "true iuwardnese of success. THs TIMES takes great pleasure m recommending nsssrs. L.. Roll wage < Go. as greatly deserving of . large share of the public's patronage.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
AVERY HOTEL.
One of the Finest Hotels in the State
 of Arkansas.

The Avery Hotel, under the personal management of Mr. J. H. Avery, the proprietor, is one which entertains its guests in first-class style at the most reason able rates. He is assisted by Messrs. 6. E. Johnson and P. H. Prewitt, clerks. both of whom arc accommodating aud courteous gentlemen. The years of experience of these gentlemen and their thorough knowl- edge of the wants of the travelling public, enables them to at once mako their guests comfortable and perfectly at home, ana give them . good bod or . good meal at low rates. Parties wishing board by tho week or month will do we'll to call on Ar. J. H. Avery and gel prices.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
SPENCE 6 CAMPBELL.
vsy Reliable, and Alwsys in the lesd in
 Their i,ne.

Than Mcssrs. Spence & Csmo bell, grocers and dealers in Fresh Meats, Oysters. Fish. Ice. Canned Goods, etc., etc., no men anywhere have gained . frmer or more on. viabls footing in the bunness CIT. clcs of Eastern Arkansss. With busiEsss dctails always at their hnger.tips, with that push and energy which carry them into the front ranks without question or demurrer. these young, ambitious and snterprising gentlemen . secure in the future. Such mon arc towels in business circIes and are appreciated here. Every sea son since their 6r-t setting out they have not only conquered new territory of commosre and of con- fdence, but have more firmly at. sschcd the old to their rapidly in- orsasing patronage.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
OUR CHURCHES.

Our town is we'll supplied with churches. Tho Methodist church, with a good embership. IS under the efficient leadership of Rev. N. B. Umsted, who breaches to his people every Sabbath. They have weekly praycr-mceting each Thursday night. and . large and fourisl.ing Sunday school. A new house of worship of brick is now m process of erection. and will be ready for occupancy about the first of January.
 The Presbyterians have . neat house of worship, with . fair membership. This church IS in a prosperous condition, with . good pray er-mceting each Tuesday night and an interesting Sunday school. Rev. s. I. Reid, sn cncr- getic and nbis preacher. ministers 10 them on the second and fourth Sabbaths of each month.
 The Baptists have . ccmmo- dious house of worship, with . 6ourIshing Sunday school, and prayer-mceting each Wednesday night They are st prese | with out . pastor, Rev. c. A. Grammcr, who has been pastor for seven years. having recently resigned. The church expects soon to secure . pastor a id resume rcgalar ser vices.
 Tho Catholics have church building, nut are not at present holding any regular services.
 Our colo red friends have two Methodist snd two Baptist with large membership and fourishing Sunday schools.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
J. E keTcHEM.
Fully up to the Wants of the Public
 in his Line,

Nr. J. E. Ketchcm, watch maker and jewelcr, and dealer in Dia. monds. Fine Watches, Clocks, yewelry and S,lverware, has been doing business in Forrest City for thirteen years. He 10 thoroughly alive 10 the interests of his pa trons, does . largo annual baai
 ness, and consequently sells his goods at lowest prices. During the many years he has been serv- ing the public in his line he has made for himself . reputation for honesty. fair deal,ng and courteous treatment, winch is far above re- proach, as his retaining of patrons and increasing trade fully testifiss. With these advantages he is sn- sbled to make prices that defy competition from others Tn his buslness who are not 90 fartunste. Repairing of Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewslry. etc.. ,s . special feature of his business, and hs sn- ploys none but the best workman. Being . practical watchaaksr and jewslsr Aaosslf hs is thus enabled to guarantee perfect satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
J. |. BRANDON.
Cotton Buyer and Dealer in
 General Merchandise

This popular house is well equipped with trained and sx. pcrienced buyers and sellers. Their stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drcss Goods. Millinery, Furniture, Hard. warc, Groceries, and in fact every. thing in tho line of General Msr. ohandiss, is large and varied, first. class in every particular and their prices are simply defying com petition. They pay the h,ghsst prices for cotton and furnish sup- pl,os ct the lowest rates. Nr. Brandon, at the head of the house. assisted by Ar. J. D. Baugh, are conscientious, pa'nstaking, and thoroughly acquainted with the business in which they aro engag cd i, and by dint of yeArs of close at- tention to the interests of their patrons, are reaping their reward in . constantly increasing patron. age. It will prove beneficial for any one wishing to buy, to prico his largo and var,cd stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
w. F HORNEY & BRO.
Affirm That Has Steadily Progressed for
 Several Ysars.

Messrs. W. F. Horncy ( Bro, the well-known exclusive Grocers come to the front this season with one of the largest assortmcnts oi Staple and Fancy Groceries ever brought to Forrest City. During the holidays they carry an immense line of Holiday Goods, and hun dreds of articlss too numerous 10 mention, all of which thoy offer for sale at pricss most reasonable. They cordially invite their friends m ths city and country, and the pubic generally to call aDd inspect ths,r stock of goods. and sec for themselves if it bc not complete in every particular. Commencing on small scale. Hessrs w F. Horney { Bro., have increased ths,r facilities as their patronage increased, until now, they are mansuverng in the front ranks. enjoying . brisk trade and giving their Patrons perfect satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
F. M. PREWETT & co.
Also Considerably Damaged
 in the Late Fire.

The Exposition edition Of TIE
 TINES would be w0efully incomplete
 without mentioning this firm. Estab.
 lished in 1858, they have by their en- terprise and liberal dealing contributed greatly to the commercial progress of Forrest City. Such as these are the bone and sinew of our trade, and their success is the best evidence of the city's prosperity. Their career has been long and uniformly prosperous, and for reasons that are well known to all who have business relations with them. In their large storeroom is to be found at all times complete and carefully se- lected stock of Fancy and Family Groceries, Canned Goods, Confections, Cigars, Tobacco, etc., and, buying in largo lots for cash, they are enabled to offer exceptional inducements to their patrons. Sincc the Ire large line of new goods have been brought on, and the public is recommended to examine them.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
E. N. HARPER
The OnIy Exclusive Dealer in Hard. ware. Tinware. Stoves Etc., in
 Forrest City.

Among the representative busi- ness msn whose influence is mSk- ing Forrest City the great trado center of Eastern Arkansas none occupy a more conspicuous place than Mr. E. M. Harper. He makes . speciality of Cooking and Heat. ing Stoves, of which hs has . most splendid stock, and he so man. ages his business that ho ls en- abled to dispose of them at very low prices; hence his patrons are numerous and rapidly increasing. It will pay any one to call and examine his etock before purchas. ing elsewhere.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
WINNIE, DENNIS 6 BECK,
One of the Oldest Established Institutions ,r
 Commercial Circles in the City.

Among commercial circlea no
 firm is more conspicuous than
 Wynns, Dennis & Beck, corner
 Front and Washington streots,
 whore . large and profitable bus
 iness has been successfully carried on by them for years. This houss supplies . large number ofplantors, and this, added to their large cash trade, in the city, has enabled these gentlemen to obtain the position and emincnce in the commercial world that they now hold. Through industry, enterprise. in. tegrity and honorable dealing this house has gained it's snvisbls rspu- tation, and by sclling for reason- able prices the best goods both staple and fancy, and being ever careful of their patrons' intsrssts, they havc established the large and extensive business they now posssss.
 Always obtaining the best prices for cotton consigped to their care, and making liberal advances On the same, they have obtained the confidence and good will of those who patroniEe them as cotton factors, retaining the,r future trade, and sstablishing tor themselves . reputation that has led to thrir present large bus,nsss in that branch.
 Combined with these quslities, the members of the firm individ. ualiy arc popular and well known, both in the city and the surround ing country. Capt. ). W. Wynns, at the head of the firm. is acquaint- cd with the people thoroughly, commanding their respect. Aessrs. J. W. Dennis and J. W. Beck, are equally we'll known and popular, and arc gifted with business cap acity far above the average. Ever ready to accommodate their GUS toners. agreeable and pleasant in their dealings, they are men whose integrity and honor cas be relied on. Aessrs. Wynnc Dennrs & Beck have greatly increased their facilities for the large trade that they anticipate this fall ana winter. and are ready to give their patrons tho benefit of their fsr-seeing judg- mont. Having ample store-roo'a for all cotton consigned to them. the planter can do no better than to ship his staple to tais house, and can safely depend upon the best market price for his cotton, also obtaining his supplies ct the low est prics possible.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
RUSSELL. GRAHAM & co,
An eaterprsing Firm whoss Trade and
 Influence Grows Larger Each Year.

Messrs. Russell, Graham ( Co.,. carry ono of tho Iargsss ssooks of general merchandise n Eastsrn Arkansas. This house while sup plying . large number of the East srn Arkansas planters, at the same tune enjoys one of the largest cash trades of any firm in the state, their busnneas amounting to nearly elO0, 900 DOT annum. The msm- bers of tho firm are all selfmsde men, arc well acqaainted with the people, and a they buy m large quantities for cash, they gro en- sbled 10 sell their goods at bottom figures. The censtant increase in the trade sfths 6rm is, in itself, . positive guarantee that it has gai0- cd the confidence of the country as we'll e the city. The people feel safe in dealing with Nsssrs. Russell, , Graham < Co.,, knowing that their interests will be subssrvsd and that their relations with tho house will continue to bs as plsasant e when they were formed. Liberal advances are made on consignment of cotton, and the planter may always rely upon getting the highest pr,ces obtainabls in this very good market This house expects to handle everything per sainiag to all departments in its line of trade, carrying . stock .ufIi ciently large to fill ell dsmsnds. Their motto A 'fair dealing alike to sll" and hsncc those who arc not posted on prices are sure to be treAtod just as though they were fully conversant with currsnt quo tat,ons. TIE TIMES is much grati fed that 1t can again recommend this reliable and we'll established
 house to the pubic, confident that whatever contracts they undertake will be fulfilled to the letter, and extends to the firm its best wishes for success, and hopes they will derive ouch benefit from tho spaoc devoted to ti.em in this issus as will repay th"m an hundred fold. Remember, they ask you Co exam. inc their stock and De convinced. Do not take our word for it, but go and sec what we have seen.
The Forrest City times., 1887-11-05
C. F. HINTON.
Recently Burned Out, But
 Again to the Front.

Mr. c. F. Hinton's drug store, on the south side, was recently burned. The stock saved from the flames has been removed to the Chrisco building, where he will close it out at great sacrifice. Since his misfortune Mir. Hinton has purchased the ''Old Reli- able' drug store of Mir. .B.Dye, on the north side of the railroad, and at his new stand, with larger and more e1- tensively varied stock of Drugs, Medi- cines, Paints, Oils, Glass and . con- he Is now fully prepared to meet the wants of the old customers of both houses, and invites the public gener- ally to call and examine his goods. The prescription department is under the personal management of MT. Hinton, assisted by Mir. J. J. Counter, . grsdu- ate of Connecticut.